Amp covers
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WEDGE
Zombie five, DFZ
They had some for sale at the Experience either last year or the year before.
mapleleaf14
New Member
Yeah, I'm a little shocked they don't come with the amps. The last 5 or 6 amps I've bought before my Custom 50 have all come with nice, heavy duty covers. (Mesa, Orange, etc.)
The covers that came with my Mark V head and Royal Atlantic head were very nice quality.
Of course, my Custom 50 didn't even come with a manual so I guess I shouldn't be too shocked!
The covers that came with my Mark V head and Royal Atlantic head were very nice quality.
Of course, my Custom 50 didn't even come with a manual so I guess I shouldn't be too shocked!
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RedGuitars
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I agree. Mine is a CAD variety. You would think they would come with a cover... I ordered one from D2F.
Most boutique amps don't come with covers. You can spend 5 grand or more on some, like Two-Rock (I've had several, great amps by the way), and no covers. Bogner doesn't come with them, neither do Bad Cat, Matchless, or many others.
It's just going to add to the price of the amp, nothing is for free, and most covers that come with amps aren't very good anyway (which is why they come with amps I guess). So just order one you like from one of the ten zillion suppliers.
I highly recommend Studio Slips. You can get a traditional slip on cover that's padded, or a full clamshell padded bag that wraps the whole amp. Beautiful workmanship. much nicer than anything that comes stock with any amp other than Mesa, whose covers really are quite nice, but they still don't encase the whole amp.
For around-town amp shlepping, the clamshell bags are really, really great.
It's just going to add to the price of the amp, nothing is for free, and most covers that come with amps aren't very good anyway (which is why they come with amps I guess). So just order one you like from one of the ten zillion suppliers.
I highly recommend Studio Slips. You can get a traditional slip on cover that's padded, or a full clamshell padded bag that wraps the whole amp. Beautiful workmanship. much nicer than anything that comes stock with any amp other than Mesa, whose covers really are quite nice, but they still don't encase the whole amp.
For around-town amp shlepping, the clamshell bags are really, really great.
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veinbuster
Zombie Three, DFZ
I have a cover for my paisley MDT. When I pull it off and sit it beside the amp it looks like I own two PRS 4x10s.
aduayer
Zomb!e One, DFZ
I think it would be a good idea to offer the padded cover for the amps and cabinets in the store.
I ordered a cover for my 2 Channel H combo from Custom Amp Covers and couldn't be more pleased. Quick turnaround, sturdy material, great fit and looks.
http://www.amplifiercovers.com
http://www.amplifiercovers.com
BenFrantz
New Member
I bought a 4x10 PRS combo from Brent at The Guitar Shop and he was able to get a padded cover from them that fits perfectly and it really helps when loading the magic school bus we use to schlep to gigs knowing it's pretty well protected. I can highly recommend the PRS covers if you can get one.
